Dr. Darlene Dickson is a multifaceted nursing professional with an impressive career that spans over four decades. She has garnered a wealth of experience across a variety of settings, including hospital, home health, educational institutions, and primary care environments. As a registered nurse, nurse practitioner, and both a classroom and clinical nursing instructor, as well as an adjunct and clinical professor, Dr. Dickson has dedicated her life to not only caring for patients but also educating the next generation of nurses.

Her early career involved significant work with elderly and disabled populations in nursing homes, where she collaborated closely with staff nurses and nursing students. This experience provided her with a deep understanding of the complexities involved in caring for bedridden or physically limited patients. More recently, Dr. Dickson has brought her professional focus home, helping her own mother during her time in home hospice care. 

This personal experience has further fueled her passion for ensuring that individuals in similar situations receive care that upholds their dignity and promotes their maximum potential in day-to-day activities. Dr. Dickson’s profound professional and personal experiences make her a compassionate advocate and an expert in nursing care for those with significant physical limitations.